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showed 81 votes, kellogg being the only
absentee. The vote was: Hiscock, 10;
Weed, II. The vote in the Assembly was
Hiscock, 70: Weed, 80. In making up the
vote in Joint convention. Frank Hiscock re-
ceived 81; Smith NJ. Weed. 62; total, 1913.
Hearty applause greeted the announcement
of the vote by Lieutenant Governor Jones.
Frank Hiscock was born in Pompey, n.
Y, Sept. 6. 1884, and received only COM
mon school education. In 1856 he was adj
mitted to the bar, and five years later was
elected District Attorney of Onondaga
County. He served in 1867 in the State
Constitutional Convention. In 1877 he
began his Congressional career, being
elected from the district comprising Onon-
daga and Cortland counties, the great salt
section Of the State, and he has been re-
turned regularly, always by large MAORI
ties.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-26

THERE is comfort for spinsters in
Scripture, which tells them that Naomi
was five hundred and eighty years old
when she married. The veterans may
still hope.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

A Hotel at New Westminster, IL. c., De-
stroyed by Fire, Three Guests Being Gre
mated.
New Westminster Oh. C,) dispatch.
The New Westminster Hotel burned
Thursday morning. catching fire in an I'M
known place. 1t was SO quickly consumed
that three guests were burned to death.
One is believed to be Campbell. The regis
ter and all valuables, including the bag
gage Of guests, we're burned. The other
guests escaped in their night clothes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-26

GooD-NATURE is more agreeable in
conversation than wit, and gives GER
tain air to the countenance which is far
more suitable than beauty.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-26
NEW Works. SENATOR
Congressman HiscOck, or Syracuse,
Chosen to Succeed Warner
Miller.
ALBANY special. ]

The two houses of the New York Legis-
lature met in Joint convention on Thurs
day, and elected Congressman Frank His
cock as United States Senator to succeed
Warner Miller. At the roll-call the Senate
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-26

If we examined our own faults atten-
lively we should have less time TO de-
tect, and more INCLINATION to pardon,
those of others.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-01-26

THE extension of the Hawaiian treaty for
seven years was ratified by the Senate in n
cret session, Jan. %, by vote of 43 TO II. The
discussion in the Senate the proposed
treaty with Great Britain was characterized by
the most bitter personalities. Evarts is said 20
be moItally offended with kiddleberger Tor de-
scribing him as n parrot VINO would cry one way
or the other Just his interests dictated Rid
dleberger also charged that Edmunds was every
day becoming more III love with monarchical in
stitutious and dissatisfied with American ideas
resolution by Mr. Wallace on the Hawaiian
reciprocity treaty. which recites that the Presi-
dent and Senate have ratified II convention
tending the terms Of the treaty seven years
longer, and that the treaty contains provisions
for the admission of certain articles free of
duty, and instructing the Committee on Jul
dietary to inquire into these facts and report
whether a treaty which involves the rate Of du-
ty TO be imposed on any article can be valid and
binding without the concurrence of the House
of Representatives, was adopted by the House.
This resolution is in the interest of the
Louisiana sugar planters who are opposed TO
the extension of the Hawaiian treaty. Senator
Riddleberger introduced bill to abolish the
Mississippi River Commission, which was
promptly referred. The Secretary of the Treas
ury sent communication TO the House in an
swer 70 resolution, stating that the amount
due from the Pacific Railroad companies to the
United States. on account Of interest and bonds
Sl57 1872 6l5. The House considered the
river and harbor bill
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09
FVREEER PzRrTcVLARs.


A day cF 90 ago We puhlishad The fast
that . large soov, loaded With tan bark
for Cart Bliss tannesy e TumuaasF,
had sank, and the cargo hsd been lost,
bal we're unAhls 70 give any particulars.
Yesaesaag aftsEnoon Nj. George Al
dlneton, o. Bnohomlsh, Vho owned the
bark Eetuxned 30 Seattle. and from him
Ne x IN tie following particulars
Lass seek I loaded the barge Lin.
ME, Al my place on the enohomish with
about 1c1 cords cf hemlook baFk. The
bark wne sold % tuo dihsEsnt parliea,
ead all hae ~ cords vas unloadsd On
1oaloF'a wharf, and the balance vas 10
be towed 70 TumwateF, q little mann.
faotuKiaR town 90 the falls Of q FfVeg
abonl i've miles above the capital city.
We got along ell right until Ne reashod
Olympia, early IL the morning. and as
ths draw IN the Iona bridge vas closed,
We could not eet thFSuah. We notified
NE Depofy Marital aad tho niahs
ualohnaan OF tha town thai Ws wanted
10 Get through. bet they refused TO open
shS dfau, saying q vaS out OF order and
that ue would have 10 wait until even
ina bafnse u could be opened. We tied
up 10 the channel, the only place who're
there b auy water when the tide u cot.
After Laying there ali DAY the ofacera
kindly CONSENTED 70 les us thronRh, and
Just as We were ready 10 Start the barge,
which bed probably been strained while
on the fats, caFeened and sunk. and ell
The bark was ruined except II cords.
Ny loea IL quite heavy, a. Bilas has q
claim against me Of $500 for failure 70
deliver the bark. Thi1 affair will prob
ably have 10 20 into the courts 20 b 3D.
indicatad. / IAN told thaa the city Of
Olympia can BE- held responsible for
o6stFuetina q channel and rendering
navigation impossible or extremely dan
gero1s."
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DRoRNEp.


Wednesday morning al o'clock the
steamer Giids left HsAatls for che sknail
river, having on board q large number
Of passengers. many Of whom had come
30 attend aha circus Among the pas
ssnRers va q young man named James
kineaid. who was retaining 10 Stan.
wood, where be had been engaged In
working on q ranch. He vas sober
when be went on board bus quite sleepy,
ana - the beEtha were al onaaead ho
sent down 70 The boiler deck and
Stretched out on fFuit driss, q ben ten
foea long and three feet vide, which
had been placed alsneside tie Ganaway,
tha door o. walsh YES lefl oPen. when
hhe aasameF wns iusi on Smlfh's Cove,
tAo pafssr, bIothsF of Captain Cove,
wenf a hin 70 oolloct bic fsro. When
Kinoaid wha aroused and asked fer bis
fare be put bic hand IN bis pocket and
.eaok cot g esnls. sDig again, = Baid the
puRnsE, "and bring % enolhag hall. "
fhe ulsepinR man reached down into
bis pocket and beaded Qua . qnaFteS
more ssCome again" said the pafaeF,
saone more quarter wiil setfis the bill"
AZ this Kineaid raised up little . sci
biz hand Into bic htp pookea, when be
rolled eM ihe bon overheard and Wna
drowned. The engineer saw the mar
fali, slopped kha enaipe and aheated
AhrouQh rs bnhn 10 Mate Elsmore, whe
wa 81 the wheel, that there wa . mA1
sverboard. fhe stss0ef wss turned
Faand and run bach In the light Of bel
ssakn a nhoFa dlrfaneas AnH fWo nH1al
heats Wera iowoEed and manned and
aeeFYthina pcnaihla doua FOE q half Of
shFee- quartafs % an hoar 10 Ind ~
man, bas 70 no avail. His has vas LEFT
on board, hanrs thu exact locality ~ q
where he fell In eould nos Be deter
mined.
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rHs srV0x RTTER ExPLOsIoE.


WI xxn wnrra nEvan vALtxz YAnmEns
cE.AEM LnokL nxEfEvs
Sheriff uoehrans has bssn aafh1Einsd
ia anmbsr Of pFominsna farmers In
" white River valley 70 secure eosn-
n iOr Ne puEposs Of hAVlnG judlolaily
asAssmlned their Siehss relative - ahs
ehs1rautian IN tue white river 81 Stuck,
a sooounl % which vas given 10 this
paper Thurnday morning. ~ 10
claimed b. yha White River valley
fAEmeFs,S sald Ne. Coohfane. shat the
ehsiruoeion A q natural formation. of-
inlnatlna e time prior 10 The settle
meat Of 1ha PuYAilup valley, tno exact
esia not being knoWn. Thls being
trua, u folloWn ca the one hand. that
Ne Payallup valley ea11lora took 40
tAslR land snhiaea 70 the then existing
dan9sra fFom Reeds, and On the eenaE
had. lha Fight . The pfoteelleo 81
iosdsd By the oestfuction 10 the waite
kivsR vAllay fmRwera esaafne, hy lApee
u tina cad thair trust b ~ vested. and
eAanot be taken away noV. ether than
b similar eomhinAtiun o. 1eel4eula
b whinh the obsfraetion uflAlna1e1.
fhe obslrueilon hes exinled Tor mnny
yam. and PuyaIlap vallsg farmers have
heeome acquainted With ne dangers ~
tsn1lne froahsla and ere familiar vtsh
~ pFooaalaona which should Be taken
10 Ramova aha chslFaa1ton weuld sana'
plY Be 10 sFanstef the DANGERS % mna-
eaal uhoaldses Thers q no equity %
MlA 10 matter how mach the RayalluE
valley penpie nay Be- nuaeRinR.s
u Il noW claimed that Ne sxploslooi
q pnwdaE we're noa ccnaaaaed -
riefce ooanty paopla, Bet ~ some co
alsA Vho. q Il nei daAsiiois known.
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Major RsazsA 81 eelshEaasd enRE-
nssRs b e1mpszy uiEh ess1Eei MEnss
81 nAsafA Js1ns Bszhs. 0hisf Knai-
nsaR 9ssEsy, Mayor MsnoE. ana . aessn
- nsssinxIls6 aasusa. ysu1sr11y ma6s
a. i1spssslsa e % epuclsssd porilsn
e sAe B1nttss 1Enks Ehnfs 4 BasiaEn
Aailsaa3. IL f1aEn $3.50 @ h
sPee4ln@ peE.E jan 10 whaEf e No
y aflsE , c'e.eak II - nfleEnoea M
mads aqliak ran - 90 en1 ek tAs
eE1ak ca ne ebsEe e Labs Waahlsg1nn.
hi. sElp sass1e9 ssnoa = - gsz,g
thalE 1Ez6 OppuEsnniiy 70 inspsss Ne
neW roa9 and % gie8 ~ naaRnine11l
seenaFy - b go fEom ~ eaEs - 81
sl&a1, end g - train una Whirlsd
slnnn ogeR ~ nswlg iAi4 eaiilh exrlas-
as18 Ct a1Rpl1sa and nn1i1eae1Ion eooI4
~ - fss..sinsa Ihs eppssasA e khsl
Eua1 % Seaside mp9s boMHaiful
Laaxlna ths eoak, Ehs train UAs kHz1n6
0yeF Is is1a tnoglle - Hmi1han osgo.
Ihi1 pagl Ct rs ss1p wns 80 b. a1y
1a4na ~ lenss plaasusAble. A. tBas-I
ellen eEs 0hlrlad aieng ~ trss1ls 81
mas1ieeans visw e tAe hazbes q 6en1-
fls. ths Hpund END ~ nnsnulains ~
ynnd. b .a2oedsd, nRd ~ es1stan1ly
ehaEalne paDoEnmn 4 wall ealsala1a0
20 osltRhs Ne eyea. evan % thnoe Whe1
ere nos1z1oHnd % Ne grind gsanezy q
- enet1a MoFshWa14.
A. lhs haAd az Gmiih's 0sss shs Ssaa
Ieapea tAe wnesg and e1E1ke1 fhEsaah
- tanker tor . fboEt diBtA1sss 0AlmoB|
Bag ID thnn ksouRht 10 wiew and lho
raa6 akiEts ~ e4aes for haafa miis o.
@oeo. The wsesF1 q Laks Unbon a1s|
nsxl ssen. 1he road passes Do rs
north % this beautiful Inks. q ahoga
treailo epanDfna ila extEUnso noEthaEn
sxienaion and then pleseea tAo timbuE
onee nnoEo, emerging On he shoEo az /
hat grand body Of WateF-IAka Wsah-
InRton. TIE eoenegy vionoa from the
aass a. they spee& along the Shore uf /
Lake WaahinGtnn h loo ernnd fer
assoEiption. 1t eonatAhtly ehnnQss
md 0vnFy minato 1enaa pow view alfaitg
IMPRESSIONS Of a1mlRa1i0n, even fsoD
'heeD Who seldom afve ueeernneo % /
'n0h aFihuAeo 10 to beautY Of nature.
10 the end Of the tsaak, 8 bEisf SEQ
Raa made, and Aasistnnh Hn4ineoR
8AkeE, who waa enc Of thu paE1Y, teak |
! Number Of views with his ennasgn.
rhs return trip WAa maas Vitheut insi- |
Major Rnasrs sxsmiusa shs sosd |
lEiiieally, and e he md e tAe tgIp q. /
llaFed tAas % vs. enc 81 Ne ba1o rleos1
4 nswiy-builh road be had eHuR eeen.
rh1t This pEib1te from one who Il eem-
silent 10 JUDGE b noa ulmeEitsd. b -
seled By The TAGS that. thoaah The read 1
} yet unbsllasted. tie train rearing ths
party wns run % The Enee Of
hiFty milee an hoeF, and that, COO,
1ith0nt inconvenienoe. 10 may aaessy I
q said that the completed portion 81
Be esatsle. LAks 1haEe q Eaatefn Raii-
oad is che most s1bae4Rtimlly haflt
Les % SailEsadson ~ PneiAs Ocank
letter than this, heueveE, the naapnaeEa
Z The nav road express their intention |
D continue thsouahous the line the en-
allsna goRk doae on iha Western end, |
nd. u ie safe 10 aay, that when con-
listed. the Seattle, Isaks shore 4
'asssEn Will compare favofahly, for
and for its Substantial na-
IRE. with the Oldest and bert equippad
Dadsof ths Easa
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-
80 Hs.ou .. ss.alea Ne g L ! g - -
- Pnsins Thafsdsgs = 80
~ 4 Itkins. a B Aitin = q. a = ass -.
&Somraon, Wlls SO 81 enlaa =
Ffsst. u olemsnA ~
- a~w1 R1nd, A Miller wife
&C., 80. q BrsdsssFt. 7 ? yeesT..
q y $500, d Hortae. - y 81
s~a dhiiaran, Boy a Y ANlana.
61aIi~e.l Z Z MaKmnss and y
tn n,ssars.S Hantinatan % TIE 0sseon
80 qhorefays kiRntsea nsts-
-. sas1s sssos6 sissa sd q snird-
80 - HsaFosd on shs Qssecn 4 o.
49, T@s-ssssvs q W TleGstY, Max
wc1fs O b Ha1isSig and is: - =
T'IEsF. Misa FslkeE, yulln sn, IL 49, 80
IcVslssd enc vie 80 - = @tss ~
= Boasn, ~ Klmaa &c N ~
80 49, james Murray, z Hose. VIE
~ 6ssc6ssE. Ms y bcWe. Mrs u :
aSrddsld. and ave sniasenaa;
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Ths following lFsnsaesions have o.
curred airca oas laaa rspoFs;
Wa n LIswaIiyn " b y Bela u
minoss. Ave apFe sraca Ne. ile 10 Yves
SEATTLE; eTSo.
0Scrss 4 Llttisvood, a IIlinois. 10
HN Rsll I've aerl tracts nameezs
ia. Us IGS II. 116, Isl, fS and -.
ID Wesl seattiR; ttooQ
John j Mosa az San fF1nciseo. -
Orcrpe WeialauM. of same plaee, los 4
s ara 6. n hlock 50. n hoaR arnl eo6t
sinn 3 aoaah eenstiss -
Wan MaI.aehlAn and wife - Ana y
Rnusamfn. Ica ~. block q 10 E4ea q
KnieAS's addfsioa - essttlei sSoo.
Nsahael O Qainn 10 O W and ! I
KsrnrnhoT. 80 asssa tAnA. epFtnahsvokl
nfEa
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-@~
1nll4 ~ Md Poisft lave e.
MyMP1e today, 10 snssR the GisssRar
saaooi a. fhaa rlaea.
;. CalIIus n1nfyn: IA Bsrrvhfg,.
Wlg.ook; DaV5d LIsmaDn. VIetnrsas $3.50.
MsIgay. aray's Hafeor. sEs e ~
lists Bzsoku. annehsar AZ -
GtookA az SLACK Diamond' w1rt q
1913 yeelsrdaF . entsE AnnIs
"rigns 4ssuinaxy.
Hrs. Dcaesasu. Mira. L. MaNenrhlan.
g nzcn01alshf i. y. Jcnss - fo1-iles
q Blask Dlan, - A. q. al go ~ a..
M1ne Falls; @. d. CaPreV. 81 prrs Te.r.
1slns ere - - Aalinrferr
,: 3 Bail az vita, fs.suunsrt WIN
y. Ssneins and vita, Wkaicom; Kobsri
- neza1111; Z. SWAMI, Olympia,
=. = z. Bsrz, Port TownssnA. B. l.
1913 s.e..e1gsas San BEamcisce. are q ne
ME anf Ma DEXTER Hsston ana two
enildEsn ere reported 70 haYs rannsa
heton yesterday. Tha3 wfH rs1hskIF
eKlsRs % seattle toniRhs. rTa9lded n
dolay Ii sxpsEisncad. Ihis MI. - vel
se.ss aess % : W. numbss e fEisnas
n JUS olsys
,. 9. eulIlqan, OoInmhus a. d. Ma
Anlnys 1el ffHneiseo; a II Pso1ser.
1k. 4.E. Wa9es a. 8. 9ohnaoa, Pnsa-
oeua, Oai.g n. 3. Brlmlsg, OhIoaao,
SaoDo Haupoly and wife, Belle Nee
man, ekok mfsb, D. w. ehezRrd ana
wife, Tomlin ElwelI, Port Gamble:
HeE ~ n. Han and wife. A. n. BgTanf'
=. Hsll, Bos,oa. MAJ Wa. DaIy.
Lookfogts y. Z, ass Is tAs OseidoniaL
John n. Haydsn, Of EastpoFt, Maine.
s svs H,es 1870 Iesss ~, 80 psy sns ssn up
e Oaptatn ~. u. Hayden, q ne ahiu
hopins % meet his brother, bas will e.
20 San Frnmcisos ca the Elder, e Car
tain Haydon sailed . feW oNYs befurs b /
arrived. He saya he oau,a Wegf 10 a.
into huainess aDa will loaata "a Seattle
9 Z nss oEo,nss. gee 2 vel seqaainie1 b /
ne NorthNsAs - ndVt11A &c
Msiog o. B. Rogers and bis nsphsw
y. 8. aokeEs iaaya bsrs t0fAy for q tEip
. the bkARit, and other poinss on ihs /
Sound They will return h eempls o. 1
weeks. and 20 10 BllensbuFa, va he /
Suoqualmle pasA Altar Major Roesss /
nnIshed his work On The moan1ain al 1
visions Of tie Canadian Psci6e. be En- /
iefod he employ o. Jim Hill, e. chief /
enRInssF Of the q. Paul, MinnsapolIs /
= 1seui1Dta rDae, On ske eEBonnfon /
ton DeviFn Lake g Hai1ua. Mantann.
: dIeseBee of oc0 niIos, IA innk whni |
Do u doing, spending 3 whela summer /
. the Oase9es mouutains, east Of
seattle 10 fellow en- Ind out.
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8. G. AHDL co.
a axnSmn caRRomAxzom osokNrEMD 70
pnvn1aP KrH0 osUET1 MEEsL

4 axnxRn caRRumkxrcm Organised 10
pEvnESP KR0 osUET1 MrxEs.
I some months AGO . eorposasion waa
eseAnisso. undss ths uane and sayis Of
ne Seattle Coal ard iron Company. for
the pnrpessu IL eayinR lensanR. soquif-
los, holdlAG. asveloplae and operating
oaAi. Tres and oshss mlnina psopskttas.
IN Western washington Territory.
slnsa thai tins the company has 40
unire4 nearly SEQ aerss Of coal lards
- shs sQnak VALLEY, % re lire % the
seattle. Lake eAofe end Eastern hail-
nanisl II. 0llman, durlna biz
urgeouf visfa Eaaa. held Z eoufsfanee
| wilh tha promoaaEa e TIE Coai and lron
/ fJamnang, nna u vas eeeuaad hy them
| pacasrAry, IN or8eE % carry cut - eGn-
fawplaasA oRsfAtions In eoal and iroa.
4 "a inereana aha earlkai Btsek Of the cor
poraflnn q eAoDco and tnts ineteAss
9as ordered SUPPLEMENTAL articles.
rFovsdinR foF this anereaes In ins caps-
"a stank. wi b hlad soaay 10 the "A
A5lefaa u'Hea. and also Ul1A ths ceorsta.
~ AZ tAN TerFitaFy. Tha iraSaees named
- uaprasmanaal arsieiss ere Hon.
Ir ONwford, % ChicaRo; Frankiin y.
Irnea. AZ Na9 Hark 0itgi Daniel y
annan. Thonas Barrie a1d Cnaxia8 d,
ahaafA e Seattle.
TheFa ars Interested N this compAny
se~rrnf EasfRFu men OF RFeaf wealtA
and sxpsrisnes q he sd 80 iEea nea
kasns. whooa nanes. - N4IAl4elofi
-. ara wtahnAld We are aaBaHel
- - hs1a e. aotheEfsy iee1 eois een
uanV VII Ereeeed tsnm4eialRl4 - q
valop minine interests u tAia eeADty q
: large scale.
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kA. RcaaIri SupozH IE1Sna& =
PsossSaainG Alaosnay kosaid dsfine
he trial o. : cass In The pisariOs CSurt
yssteraaT aflornoon, uaa seissd vita .
na6aon faintnsaa ana Pain 10 bis heea.
Z Waa % usvele shal, a his redee9h
ooaFt adjourned unaa this unofrtne.
NJ. BorGld ala noe think be would b
ps.ventsd from disoharginG bis dntiaa
todag.
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Tn TxRazrunx'a hsaAzs. - Aetsu9
Dspaay sbsFla MsRsd@osd yesterday
taak RoesEt Beatty, WA had bean Cd
fadesa Insane, - eeailAsoo1. NJ.
Beatty Was Quiea an6 paAoeahaa. knNw
whaES ha yea being taken ard Wan 80
isaaa. DE-. Wanshep ceadactsd Mr.
Mensdmona shRsnRh tka Aaylan.
TAsEa are now als paaients thsFe. "
when s. are females and i6s mAien
kona az them ase sndsR rs1aaeina as
~ appsaR 20 cualeated - reoBae sGiist.
e - thay are miget BE-. Ine ofa-RRnl
Vasd8 aFs tids and fEssh b appaAranep'
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ron HOODS CANAL.

,rrxAnuR sosuRHTHn. yUEEua nAcoal.
- bsE. EastsE, 1eaNas eeabsek ever Mend1g
at 100 lsr Gambia rsturnlna aama Say, toaoA-
tag - esAneek. D1wstA and nsesemieA
LeaYo akokomidh Tuesdays = CO Q. -. to3
DawstA asshecR ana PoFs anmhle.
Lsave Gamble en- WedneedAps fsr 1eaheck
LeAvs esabsek gbare1ays a fsso tsr ssn3tls,
toachina a Kyft Gamble.
Eaase esat1ls eatnr1nya n e'eloee fuF ReFt
0amhle ana 9anbeek
Par fnrthsI partzsui1Els apDly - p. =. nogs
Al. ovna, sSaitiA q eeozss sessss, fssiex,s
wharf. SOS
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RIAL ESTATE.

FIksv esnss bays boy's eoEearoy bat
Al he Stas ClOthina House, ZS Osm-
nercial atreeA
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ReszPO4zn.-Ansiin A. Bsa, vho is
q hiH vAy 70 Seattle 10 atlsna tha ~
Rsal Of he sasA1F. ~ lale willian y
Bsll, tslszEAphsd ye9lnsaAg lhsA, esins
han unegreeaad detny, he wo1ld Do
y aola 10 FuaeA Seattle untn kEiday
Stealne. and F6qaasead th4a ne tnneral
Be pcsspcnoa uDsfl &atafday. Hia ~
qaesl win Be eomp1ied VITA, ana ~
slneEAl vii taka piaes frcEn Bsll'a Hall
EeEtA Seattle. al II e'elnek towoFrou
HoEnine. Rsv. John p. pAnaon ctAatat
IA,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

Sss IS inch eli vol hoDesDan iadlss'
eioths. Only 8 yards sold 70 any one
euatornex. Oheaseg OleaFy.
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Prot. Morris viii give frse lecture a
Rrswn's Paviiion, 70 day a. 80 p. n,
for ladies' only. For Rentlsmsn euly -
ap.m 81
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La tsarsalns 81 nhis Etusna. -
1890 rnraAass axeF 6foaRha 80 sea11ls
insl n. Ths laadsr % lsw pEiosal
NrS1eH UaaEy.
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So al eologs ladies' ben et1tch 1isk
handkarehisfa. I'll The uss liEht shades.
Toklas a Sineefmsn.
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InAsss 1szssy un4ssvsslA Ismhs wnsl
al - lsA1ina haha sAa1sa, fuiI aMssEt-
g.ana ImdfaR tmRorsoa eaaAmGGs
hnaa. Tnhlna a Binssrwan.
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Al WOOL scarlet pants on4 woe ~
daeea - g aull, Marion eofsaA q
pink emd hlue, seansad % fBeg elsmeanaa
6aaa. San EFamsluoo Scare. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

nssoua hand reeds bonehs, seld and
traded fer b. i. u. Bkx1 4 o., corner
escond ard Ooiambla Bsreeta. ausolm
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All linen sabls dsmaak 90, extra Rsod
Turkish towels 10s, slsafanoe sale. fen
Rranelneo Store. nul4
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Blneh all wool lsais's eaoah. sFhfa.
N-i1cA Ell wei tFteoa Sc. Toklas 4
Nnaernan.
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s. 6tHsront evening nbnees, 81 wool
klhsirosa. - inohm vide, "a, % shaAss
Iiehs eol0sed Batin, 90 Tahias q
EInNDglmmns ~
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CANADIAN PACIFIC B. 3. KxouaeloM1
Parties going Eaas win Eava money b
oalliaR a 3. W. nO0unm, q Mn
atseaA les
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Fsu - uAils elanksas el17SS; q
q cray el&s axeEn god eswfozsess
&c. eHn Rrassiseo eeaea. snl9
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IN HRlER. ann 10 THR rnTNl

IN BnlER. AND 10 TIE FONT
Dy1peppik q drea2ful, DisuEaa.1f
llsDE & misery. In6iasslzon h 3 foo y
good nature.
The human aIaasiivs supasatus = cns
a. the m1gl eompllo1lod end 9oe6oEful
|thina. d sxisss6ss. Itis sasiiy Hua o1t
of order. as
0EsaaT food. aoaah feoS, doggy sooa,
led eeoksgy, mental wUETy. lAt6 hoaEa,
fHeaulas habilas nnd many otheE hhinNs
uAleh o1ght not 70 Be, hkys neds NE
American psnDae . natlea % ayaDspeies.
But 09s@sa AuQnM Iowas haa done
3 w0ndeEfnl work n SefoEuaina ibis 81
bu1inem end makina ~ AmeEioan SEQ
pie 70 healthy thai fhey can enjoy their
seals SD b happy.
Eemembefs-No happlnoW Withoutl
hsalth. Bat GEsen's Anaast ElcWaFl
hEinnB health end hzDpiA9B b tke oy6.
pDlie. Ash year &F1RaiA for Q botSla
esgsnty.aVe oezta. Nv
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atxss all rInan Beck tcvelA 200 don
Is inch al linen erash, Sc. 1cklas q
einnorsnan.